QA-286: add websocket support to the stress test client #48
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Changelog: none Signed-off-by: Fabio Tranchitella <fabio.tranchitella@northern.tech>
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Add a new option, `--websocket`, which enables the websocket connection emulating mender-connect running on a stress-test fake device. The websocket connection manages ping/pong control messages, and logs all the messages received from the backend. The stress-test fake device doesn't implement application-level protocols (e.g. remote terminal, file transfer, port-forwarding) and will reject all sessions with the appropriate error messages. Changelog: title Signed-off-by: Fabio Tranchitella <fabio.tranchitella@northern.tech>
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@alfrunes @merlin-northern waiting for your review :) |
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QA-286: add websocket support to the stress test client
Add a new option,
--websocket, which enables the websocket connectionemulating mender-connect running on a stress-test fake device. The
websocket connection manages ping/pong control messages, and logs all
the messages received from the backend. The stress-test fake device
doesn't implement application-level protocols (e.g. remote terminal,
file transfer, port-forwarding) and will reject all sessions with the
appropriate error messages.
Changelog: title
Signed-off-by: Fabio Tranchitella fabio.tranchitella@northern.tech